feat: preloader.sh can specify which folder to load.
chore: add preloader.sh readme
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# Lutris scripts
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## `preloader.sh`
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Execute multiple scripts in a folder (default is `./preloader`), usually useful for Lutris Pre-launch/Post-exit script
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+ This script will execute scripts in **current directory** *(where `preloader.sh` is executed)*, so for example if a script need a file called `nightmare`, and preloader.sh is in `~`, **put it in `~`** instead of `~/preloader/nightmare`
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### Installation
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+ To download `preloader.sh` itself:
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```sh
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curl -OL https://gitlab.com/tretrauit/scripts/-/raw/main/apps/Lutris/preloader.sh
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chmod +x preloader.sh
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```
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+ After that, copy/move this script to the game prefix you want to use, then in Lutris:
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- Set pre-launch script in Lutris to where `preloader.sh` is located.
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- Disable **Wait for pre-launch script completion**
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- *(Optional)* Enable **Disable Lutris Runtime**
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+ Enjoy :L
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# Lutris pre-loader script, for allowing loading multiple pre-load scripts.
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# Enabling debug will enable the script output.
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FOLDER="./preloader"
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DEBUG=1
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execute_file () {
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else
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# No this is not as smart as you think...
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filename=$(echo "$1" | cut -d "/" -f3)
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nohup "$1" > ./logs/preloader_"$filename".log 2>&1 &
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nohup "$1" > ./logs/"$FOLDER"_"$filename".log 2>&1 &
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fi
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}
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echo "Checking directory..."
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mkdir -p ./preloader/ ./logs/
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for file in ./preloader/*.*; do
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mkdir -p "$FOLDER" ./logs/
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for file in "$FOLDER"/*.*; do
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[ -e "$file" ] || continue
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echo "Found $file, loading..."
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execute_file "$file"
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